EXHIBITS
Now The City of Sun and Water: Fathpur Sikri; Upper Gallery, Meyerson Hall. Through September 28.
Now History of Folio: Selected Prints 1974-97; Dean's Alley, Meyerson Hall. Through September 28.
Now The Ephemeral, The Transient, The Static: Ritual Architecture and Urbanity; Lower Gallery, Meyerson Hall. Through October 10.
FITNESS LEARNING
19 Class of 1923 Ice Rink Official Opening; daily public skating: $4.50 with PennCARD; lessons available; more info: http://www.upenn.edu/icerink.
MEETING
16 Penn Leukemia Society First Introductory
Meeting; 7:30 p.m.; Bowl Room, Houston Hall.
MUSIC
19 Star's End Gathering XII; Steve Roach performing electronic music; 8-10:30 p.m.; Houston Hall; Tickets $5 for students; $20 for non-students, $15 with a WXPN MemberCard at the door (WXPN).
24 Mr. Greengenes Leukemia-benefit Rock Concert; 9 p.m.; Phi Sigma Beta House, 3615 Locust Walk. Tickets: $5 in advance, $7 at the door (Penn Leukemia Society; Phi Sigma Kappa).
SPECIAL EVENTS
18 There's No Place Like Penn; series of activities kicks off with a double-feature under the stars; The Wizard of Oz to "Dark Side of the Moon"; 8 p.m.; Scream; 10 p.m.; College Green (Rain: Hall of Flags, Houston Hall). Full list of activities, see http://dolphin.upenn.edu/~oslaf/likepenn.html (Student Life).
19 Third Annual Housewarming International; music, film, dance and culture from around the world; includes tango reception at 5:30 p.m. Friday, live piano from Philip C. Carli accompanying silent movie Stella Maris at 7:30 p.m. Friday; International House; activities continue through Saturday, call 895-6543 for info.
TALKS
16 A Novel Signaling Pathway Between Dendrites and the Nucleus of Developing Neurons; James H. Eberwine, pharmacology; 4 p.m.; Phys-iology Conference Rm., 4th Floor, Richards Building (Physiology).
22 Molecular Genetic Analysis of CREB Deficient Mice; Julie Blendy, pharmacology; noon; Pharmacology Seminar Room M100-101, John Morgan Building (Pharmacology).
The Hindu Theory of Emotions: All the World's a Stage; Ahalya Hejmadi, Utkal Univ., India, U. of Pa.; 4 p.m.; B-26 Stiteler Hall (Psychology).
Neighborhood Development in a Democratic City: Toward a "Real" Urbanism; Michael Pyatok, Pyatok Associates, Oakland; 6 p.m.; B-1, Meyerson Hall (GSFA).
24 Kinase Cascades in Cell Growth and Death; Michael J. Weber, University of Virginia; 12-1:30 p.m.; Reunion Hall Auditorium, John Morgan Building (Cell and Molecular Biology Graduate Group).
The Department of Sociology inaugurates the Beth and Richard Sackler Lecture on Friday, September 19, with a discussion of Expertise, Advocacy and Deliberation: Lessons from Welfare Reform by the noted welfare expert Mary Jo Bane, professor of public policy at Harvard's School of Government. She will speak at 4 p.m. in Room 285, McNeil Building.